Its running Vista, I know that, Ill try that all in a second.sinnik wrote:
Are you running any noise cancellation features on your sound card?
Also to test your mic if you're running window xp then go to control panel select sound and audio device properties then click on the voice tab then click on test hardware option at bottom.
Hope that helps
Then how do I switch the input?CrazeD wrote:
It's getting its input from the wrong source.
You have to tell your PC where to select the input from. Probably in your sound card configuration or in the Sounds and Audio devices Advanced Properties.Commie Killer wrote:
Its running Vista, I know that, Ill try that all in a second.sinnik wrote:
Are you running any noise cancellation features on your sound card?
Also to test your mic if you're running window xp then go to control panel select sound and audio device properties then click on the voice tab then click on test hardware option at bottom.
Hope that helpsThen how do I switch the input?CrazeD wrote:
It's getting its input from the wrong source.
Its at the defaults.elbekko wrote:
Set the default properly in Windows, and it should work.
Tried that, it doesnt record anything.Stimey wrote:
Programs>Accesories>Entertainment>Sound Recorder.
I have checked that about 50 times the last two days. I have tried every combination I know if having it unplugged, restart computer, then plug in, or plug it in, then turn on computer, the mics in, and restarting is not gonna help... I tried reinstalling the drivers, doesnt work either. I guess something is disabled, but I cant find what it is.Stimey wrote:
Is it plugged in?
Drivers are updated. Been fooling around with those things for days, Ill go try it somemore.aimless wrote:
Not exactly sure how it is in vista but Control Panel > Sound Volume w/e > Sound Recording > Make sure microphone is selected, enable advanced controls turn off "Do not monitor".
Maybe the "do not monitor option is in Sound Playback controls. Look for it though.
I'm assuming you updated your drivers too?
Yeah I installed the drivers from CD, still had problem, so installed latest drivers from Xfi website, still had problem, so called up Xfi, they had no clue, so they politely hung up on me.[TUF]Whiskey_Oktober wrote:
if other people hear themselves talking, the the problem is with your sound card software. if you installed the xfi coontrol software, 2x click the icon in the tray. on the far right, select microphone. done.
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Ive already been in Recording Devices, now I set it as default, and now I am gonna try it.TheDarkRaven wrote:
So, you're in Vista, eh?
Well, do as thus:
1. Plug it in
2. Right click on the sound icon in the bottom right hand tray
3. Select 'Recording Devices'
4. Set it as default. If it's not there, PM me or someone else will help you.